Investment Strategy

Active Forecasting: Most investors primarily experience investing as an attempt to predict the future: Trying to choose the right stocks and/or correctly forecast market conditions. There are at least two problems here:

(1) No Control – As Yogi Berra said, “It’s tough to make predictions, especially about the future.”

(2) High Costs – Your predictions must not only be consistently correct, they must overcome the higher costs involved in the attempt.

Passive Structure: We believe it’s best to focus on factors you can control. With our investment strategy, we heed decades of academic evidence supporting the factors that most heavily influence successful portfolio management, giving top priority to: